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### 1. **Stative Compounds**
You can think these each of these verbs as **transformer machines**. They *take an object* and do something that transforms it, or puts it in a different state.
Stative compounds are about "making" something something. You can think these each of these verbs as **transformer machines**. They *take an object* and do something that transforms it, or puts it in a different state.
<img src={stativeCompoundTransitive} className="img-fluid" alt="transitive stative compound verb diagram" />
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### 2. **Dynamic Compounds**
Think of these as an **action machines**. They *have a built-in object* which is an action or activity that they do.
Dynamic compounds are about "doing" something. Think of these as an **action machines**. They *have a built-in object* which is an action or activity that they do.
<img src={dynamicCompoundTransitive} className="img-fluid" alt="transitive stative compound verb diagram" />